The mythical indigenous narratives collected and published since the 19th century have proved to be a fertile ground for discussions that have been established predominantly in Anthropology. Gradually, literary studies have been taking part in this discussion, expanding the research of oral narratives and the place of myth in the writings produced by Amazonian indigenous populations. Supported by both literary studies and anthropology, this article seeks to interpret two myths that compose the collection Culture, school, tradition: myth library at Baniwa School (2004).Las narrativas míticas indígenas recolectadas y publicadas desde el siglo XIX se han mostrado como un campo fértil para discusiones que se establecieron predominante...
José de Anchieta, canonized by Pope Francis on April 2014, one of the key figures of the first colon...
This article focuses on three native Amazonian narratives: two Pemon stories first published in Germ...
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Given that indigenous thought operates with principles and categories that are radically distinct fr...
Author mentioned in quite different fields of studies related to Social Sciences, Câmara Cascu...
This text aims at analysing and comparing poems that are characterized by a “romance” way of telling...
Indigenous literatures, even before colonization, were always very heterogeneous. Currently, in Nort...
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his article’s main objective is to discuss some of the affinities between anthropology and literatur...
José de Anchieta, canonized by Pope Francis on April 2014, one of the key figures of the first colon...
This article focuses on three native Amazonian narratives: two Pemon stories first published in Germ...
Literature, society and cultural identity are closely related fields of study, through which it is p...
Given that indigenous thought operates with principles and categories that are radically distinct fr...
Author mentioned in quite different fields of studies related to Social Sciences, Câmara Cascu...
This text aims at analysing and comparing poems that are characterized by a “romance” way of telling...
Indigenous literatures, even before colonization, were always very heterogeneous. Currently, in Nort...
This work examines some shared curatorial actions within museums, examining the changes that former ...
Through a re-reading of some moments of Latin American intellectual history, including in them frequ...
From Ramnoux's theory that the myth proliferates into romanesque variations when it does not fulfill...
This essay is a study of the biobibliographic profile of the critic, professor and essayist Eduardo ...
This research aims to understand the extent to which contributed intellectuals of action for the un...
This work focuses indigenous self-representations in ethnographic writing and debates on how the pro...
A RETURN to Peruvian writer José Mar ía Arguedas today, amidst discussions regarding the historical ...
his article’s main objective is to discuss some of the affinities between anthropology and literatur...
José de Anchieta, canonized by Pope Francis on April 2014, one of the key figures of the first colon...
This article focuses on three native Amazonian narratives: two Pemon stories first published in Germ...
Literature, society and cultural identity are closely related fields of study, through which it is p...